WOOD VISE QUICK RELEASE 7" Q.

The Quick Setting Woodworker’s Vise is built for dependable clamping during woodworking, assembly and bench work. Its close-grain cast iron body provides strength and durability, while the chrome-plated handle and shafts support smooth operation and long service life.

A steel main screw with buttress threads allows controlled, responsive adjustment. The toe-in jaw design causes the jaws to meet first at the top when fully closed, helping apply even clamping pressure across the depth of the workpiece.

Both the vise body and sliding jaw include provisions for attaching wooden liners. These liners can help protect finished workpieces, cutting tools and the vise jaws during use. Wooden liners are not included.

Features

• Heavy-duty close-grain cast iron construction
• 7" jaw width provides a stable clamping surface
• Maximum opening of 8"
• Toe-in jaw design helps distribute clamping pressure evenly
• Steel main screw with buttress threads supports smooth, accurate adjustment
• Chrome-plated handle and shafts provide smooth operation and corrosion resistance
• Body and sliding jaw are designed to accept protective wooden liners
• Suitable for woodworking, assembly and general bench clamping
• Wooden liners can help protect the vise, tools and workpieces
• Wooden liners are not included

Specifications

• Product Type: Woodworker’s vise
• Jaw Width: 7"
• Maximum Opening: 8"
• Body Material: Close-grain cast iron
• Main Screw Material: Steel
• Main Screw Thread Type: Buttress thread
• Handle and Shaft Finish: Chrome plated
• Jaw Design: Toe-in
• Weight: 8.6 kg / 19 lb
• Wooden Liner Compatibility: Yes
• Wooden Liners Included: No

Comes With

• Cast iron vise body and jaws
• Chrome-plated handle and shafts
• Steel main screw with buttress threads
• Provisions for attaching wooden liners

FAQ

What is the maximum opening of this vise?

The vise opens up to 8".

How wide are the jaws?

The jaws measure 7" wide.

What is the purpose of the toe-in jaw design?

The jaws meet first at the top when fully closed, helping apply even clamping pressure across the depth of the workpiece.

What is the vise made from?

The body and jaws are made from heavy-duty close-grain cast iron.

What type of main screw does the vise use?

It uses a steel main screw with buttress threads for smooth and responsive adjustment.

Can wooden jaw liners be attached?

Yes. The body and sliding jaw include provisions for attaching wooden liners.

Are wooden liners included?

No. Wooden liners are not included.

How much does the vise weigh?

The vise weighs 8.6 kg, or approximately 19 lb.